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46 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTticable until everything freezes up. But the generalrule of aboriginal travel was to keep away fromstreams and follow the ridges between them. Thisrule stillholds good when a party travels afoot orwith pack-train in a country where there are noFig. 7.—Use of Dividesbridges. A glance at the accompanying diagram(Fig. 7) will show why.In this figure, AG represents a river,and CF themain divide or summit of watershed separating itfrom another river basin. It is assumed that a partyafoot or with horses desires to advance from A to G.Evidently, if they try to follow either bank of themain stream, they will have many fords to make, not
PATHFINDING 47only crossing tributaries here and there,but fordingor swimming the main stream itself, many times,where cliffs, bogs, or impenetrable thickets make oneof the banks impassable.If the region through which the river runs iswide bottom-land, the mouths of its tributaries arelikely to be deep, or to run over fathomless mud asdangerous as quicksand, and this will necessitatelong detours. The vegetation up to the very bankof the river will be exceedingly rank, a wretchedtangle of bushes, vines, briers, and tall grass, andfallen trees will be plentiful and large. At anytime a heavy rainstorm may send the river out of itsbanks, and the party may find itself marooned whereit can neither go forward nor backward. On theother hand, if the river runs through a mountainouscountry, it is probable that the travelers will cometo a canon that will compel them to retreat. In anycase, the party will never have an outlook; it willnever know what lies beyond the next bend of th^river.A comparatively easy way around all of thesedifficulties is shown by the dotted line ABDEG.Leaving the river by a ridge that leads to the maindivide, and following the crest to a similar abuttingridge that runs down tothe valley at the objectivepoint, there will be no fords to make, the footingwill be much better because vegetation is thinner onthe more sterile, wind-swept heights, the fallen treeswill be smaller, there will be no mud or quicksandor miry bogs, and every here and there a coign ofvantage will be climbed from which a far outlookcan be had over the surrounding country.The chief precaution to be observed in trying tofollow a divide where there is no trail, or wherethere are many intersecting trails, Is not to stray offon some abutting ridge. Thus, at the points B andD there may be in each case a gap between knolls orpeaks, and the lead to the left might easily be mistakenfor the main divide. If the X)arty were enticed
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.AMERICAN CAMPIN'-"tO-LEADTP Tt?;t-
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BY HORACE KEPHARTOUR SOUTHERN HIGHL
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7^^*COPTHIQHT, 1917,By the MACMILLA
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PREFACEThe present work is based up
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PREFACEunder the same title that I
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ILLUSTRATIONSPAGEWall Tent with Fly
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ILLUSTRATIONSPAGESheet Steel Oven 1
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i8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThis instinc
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20 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTô go where
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22 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT" Free is t
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24 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfor himself
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26 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTers do this
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good-hearted, manly fellows, who wi
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32 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTmade of pla
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34 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfereiice In
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36 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTtent itself
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38 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTto keep the
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40 CAJViriiNG AND VVUUUUKAl'^r•St
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42 CAMriNG AND WOODCRAFTthe tent (/
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. Toi44 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTlets a
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used, keeps the fly from " ballooni
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48 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTand spread
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50 CAMPING AND WOCTOCRAFl'row board
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52 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfrom the ri
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54 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTFig.20.—
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50 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTwhich are c
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58 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTShelves and
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6oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTmen's magazi
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62 ca:\iping and woodcraft29 pounds
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64 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthe cook gi
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66 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTCake Turner
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CHAPTER VTENTS FOR SHIFTING CAMPSTe
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70 CAMPING AND WCODCRAF'ithread is
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72 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTcoin a terr
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74 crA:VIPING AND WOODCRAFTVVhen th
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CHAPTER VITYPES OF LIGHT TENTSLocal
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78 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTAll of the
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3oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTmanently mar
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8- CAMPING AND WOODCRAFl'may be vio
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84 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThe Frazer
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SoCAAlriNG AND WOODCRAFXTHE ROYCE T
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88 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTpyramid 7^^
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goCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthese edges
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92 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTWedge or "
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94 CAMFIJNG AND VVUUUUKAri'illustra
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96 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTTo get more
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98 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTit stands 6
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:100 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTflap isth
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fireȦ canoe tent with short ridge
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I04CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfloor sewed
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io6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThe same mo
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io8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSo, anywher
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noCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTout of doors
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112 CAMPING AND WOODUKAFImonto us a
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114 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTkeep a hot
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ii6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSelect from
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ii8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTmarching or
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CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTI20A set of po
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122 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThese oven
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CHAPTER VIITCAMP BEDDINGOne's healt
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•126 CAMPING AND WOODCRAF-lizedfa
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128 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTas not to
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130 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTBedding, t
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132 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthis anima
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134 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTOtherwise
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136 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTBed Rolls.
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CHAPTER IXCLOTHINGIn a wild country
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I40CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTwoven, so a
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142 CAMPING AND WOODCR"AFTshould be
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144 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTTrousers.
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146 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTFor still-
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148 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTsweater or
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i5oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThe strengt
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152 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTcause for
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154 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTyou are to
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156 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTbut they d
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158 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTless exert
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i6oCAVfplNG AND WOODrRAFTone's " ba
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102 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTlumbermen,
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———When one isCHAPTER XPERSON
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i66CAxVIPING AND WOODCRAFTshould ha
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1 68 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTable cork
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172 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTI -inch sq
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174 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTgnats that
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176 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTuntil the
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:When aCHAPTER XIPROVISIONSparty ca
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'i8oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTdisease. A
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i82CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThis high f
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i84..1oo1CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTFood
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CHAPTER XIICAMP MAKINGAs a rule, go
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2IOCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTsurrounding
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220 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTboard made
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222 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTj;Fence.
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224 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTin use, sh
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226 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTand will s
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228 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTIf you car
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234 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTtorches. I
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236 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTone who ha
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238 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTdoes the s
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242 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthe sleepi
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244 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT(2) Liquid
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246 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTguent that
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248 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTattacks. I
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254 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTwith salty
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256 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTlearned fr
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26oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSkunks.—
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CHAPTER XVDRESSING AND KEEPING GAME
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274 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTbeing cut
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288 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTwater drip
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CHAPTER XVICAMP COOKERYMeatsThe mai
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294 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTone above
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296 CAMFING AND WOODCRAFTKabobs.—
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^9BCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTand baked i
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302 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTMeat Gravi
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304 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTcondiments
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3o6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTFried Venis
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3o8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTjstrips abo
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3IOCAZvlPING AND WOODCRAFTashes for
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3iaCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTWhile this
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3i6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTbaste frequ
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3i8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTof a canvas
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320 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthen cook
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322 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTWhen butte
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324 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthe openin
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326 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTPut the mi
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328 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT*Eel, Stew
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330 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthem on a
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CHAPTER XIXCAMP COOKERYCured Meats,
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334 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTHam, Boile
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338 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTonce. Drai
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340 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT(see page
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CHAPTER XXCAMP COOKERYBreadstuffs a
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358 CAMPING AND WOODCTvAFTgolden-br
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362 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTm soups an
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364 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthrown awa
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366 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTDrying the
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CHAPTER XXIIBEVERAGES AND DESSERTSC
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38oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTencinV' wit
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382 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTsome dried
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CHAPTER XXIIICOOK'S MISCELLANYDish
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390 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTBroiling g
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394 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTCodfish ha
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396 INDEXBraising, 296Bread, 191Arm
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398 INDEXFire, Backlog, 231, 236Bui
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400 INDEXLeggings, 145Lemonade powd
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Chapter viiiPACKS FOR PEDESTRIANSTh
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CHAPTER IXHOW TO WALK—A HUNTER'S
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uoCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTEvery mornin
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144 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTincluding
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146 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTEmergency
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CHAPTER XCONCENTRATED FOODSThe firs
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CHAPTER XIVCABIN BUILDING AND FITTI
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240 CAIvIFING AxND WOODCRAFrTimber.
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CHAPTER XVBARK UTENSILS—BAST ROPE
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296 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTIf there I
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CHAPTER XVITTROPHIES.—PELTS, BUCK
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300 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSkinning a
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302 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfur, and o
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'304 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTlength of
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3o6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTMake a smal
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3o8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTYoupreserva
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3IOCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTas by the I
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312 CAMPING AND WOODCRAf'TaThe hide
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314 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTa cloth co
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3i6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTtil you can
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3i8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTof each; fi
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320 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTin a basin
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322 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfurther so
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324 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTbut the on
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326 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthen tan,
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328 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT;and letsu
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330 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTa little f
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332 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTregarded b
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334 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTever wante
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336 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFThard soap,
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338 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTare sealed
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340 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSouthern I
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342 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTAlong the
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344 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTand Cotton
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346 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTThe debris
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348 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTMost of th
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350 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTaway where
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352 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTto those t
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CHAPTER XXBEE HUNTINGThe craft of t
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356 CAMPING AND WOOr^CRAFTThen come
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358 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTAs summer
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36oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFT—On an av
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362 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTcause it w
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364 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthus expos
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366 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFToff for tw
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368 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTthat is ch
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370 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTing of (1)
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,72 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTting water
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374 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTAll nuts a
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376 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTGrass^ Dro
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378 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTpleasant f
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38oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTour norther
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382 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT(P. perenn
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384 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTCress^ Win
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;386 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTof the pl
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388 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTis known.
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390 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTPigweed, S
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392 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSorrel^ Mo
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SepĊommon Barberry. Berberis vulga
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,96 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTSwamp Goos
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398 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTtapping a
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400 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfrom the l
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402 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTof the sub
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404 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTjxame has
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4o6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTof wire, it
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4o8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTsinlmals ea
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410 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTlong on th
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412 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFThind the t
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414 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTget ; but
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4i6CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTfestive bat
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4i8CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTdog meat; b
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420 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT;adrift on
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CHAPTER XXIIIACCIDENTS AND EMERGENC
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424 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTDj'essings
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426 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTsulphate t
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428 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT\ poultice
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;430 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTto perfor
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432 CAMPIlNCi AND WOODCRAFThim on y
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434 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFThim, and p
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436 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTCause repe
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438 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT—the lat
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440 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTIt thinks
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442 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTWhen the a
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44+ CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTDo not twi
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446 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT"Sir, if a
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448 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTmay be a j
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450 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTquet witho
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452 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTeven in sp
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454 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTembedded,
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456 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTpress the
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458 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTKnee.—Tr
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46oCAMPING AND WOODCRAFTpurpose. Th
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462 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTRescue fro
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464 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTbreeding-g
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466 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTtwo or thr
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468 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTperature,
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—INDEX TO VOLUME IIAbscess, 464Ab
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472 INDEXCitric acid, 167, 170Clapb
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474 INDEXHunting, 180Going alone in
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^76INDEXPathfinding, Z1 , 60See als
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478 INDEXTents, Featherweight, 111,
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